This morning I configured 2 network attached printers on F11 using hp-setup.
When I tried to print to one of them I got an selinux alert.
SELinux is preventing hp (hplip_t) "name_bind" howl_port_t.
lpstat -t shows the following for the relevant printer:
printer HP_Color_LaserJet_2605dn disabled since Thu 01 Oct 2009 09:36:23 AM
MST -
/usr/lib/cups/backend/hp failed
The problem appears to be in the printer configuration. If you look at the
printer properties and the device URI is similar to this:
hp:/net/HP_Color_laserjet_2605dn?zc=hpcolorjet
where hpcolorjet is the host name of the printer you will get an SELinux
alert. If the device URI is similar to this:
hp:/net/HP_Color_laserjet_2605dn?ip=192.168.10.71
then you don't.
When I configured the printers using hp-setup for the 2 new printers I took
all the default options.
Is this a bug? What do I file it against. SELinux? hplip?
On a related note. In unix there used to be 2 commands, enable and disable,
which were used to enable and disable printers. What is the cups
equivalent? The man pages weren't to clear on that.
Thanks,
Paolo
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